The on-field tussle and duel between Australian pacer Brett Lee and Indian batting legend Sachin Tendulkar was a treat to watch. In an exclusive interview, Lee said he enjoyed the ‘huge contest’ against the Indian batting stalwart. Lee said, 'My sort of one day records are better than my Test records because I think I've got more of an opportunity in one-day cricket than Tests. I was the 12th man for 18 months. When I was at my peak, I was bowling at 160kph. I missed out most in the 2005 and 2006 summer. So, I guess it took a lot out of me in my Test career. But I think maybe my style of bowling is more suited towards one day cricket. And I reckon the chance to bowl against Sachin was something that really thrilled me. I wanted to make sure that I was on top of my game. So, if you want to compete with the best you have to be at your best. And I've thought that when I'm playing against Sachin most times, I was at my best because he brought the best out of me. I know I have a good record against Sachin. But he's got a good record against me too in terms of scoring runs. That was always a huge contest against him. I really enjoyed that contest.'